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THE TRIBUNE. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY. AY BEAUFORT. SOUTH CAROLINA A 1* A VIt K i on THE PliOPLK. i " Independent in Politics. "* TKKMS: One War, SI S( Six Montlm 1 Of AD VKKTISINC|Tt ATKS: Par.Squarn, flrat Insertion . . . ft ' rV Kqunre, .cconil Inwrtlon, . t Ot Special contracts made with yearly advertiser.. Address all communications to THE TRIBUNE BEAUFORT, S.C. The Grand Jury after disposing of a largo number of indictments finished llicir labors Friday and wore discharged Tiny did not visit the offices in the courl house, nor the jail nor poorhouse, as they Avill endeavor by the next term of com I to ascertain what abuses exist, and make a thorough examination of the county affairs, so that they will be able to learn more fully what reforms are needed that they could possibly do in the short time they could 'give to the subiect durum court week. A committee of the gTand jury was appointed who will give this subject special attention and report to he lull jury at the next session of court. The roads and bridges, the county finances. trial juslioes, the poorhouse and jail will receive due attention and we hope tc see improvemonts in some of these inntters. The following is th? Presentment or tub Gkixd Jcrt. To His Honor The Presiding Judge. The G^and Jury have discharged all the duties thai come within theit province excent an ex a miration of the publip building* and offices. and certain charges made against a county official. They feel that this du ty can be bettei performed during tht recess of Court, and hare appointed n committee of three of the Grand Jury foi that, purpose. They desire permission ol ihe Court to employ an exper to tassist them in the investigation, should it beoomo necrssary. Tboy beg to be discharged from further attendance at this term C.J. Colcock, Foreman. Feb. 11 1876. The General Sessions after a weeks hard work came to a close this morning when Judtre Maher passed the following sentences: Monday Jackson, assault, one year in fhe penitentiary; Paddy Bryan, burglary, two years; James Brown, larceny, one year; David Wilhnms and Dick Bright, irrand larceny, each one year; Paul Jenkins, forgery, one year and $50 fine, r.azarus Green one and a-half year; Paul Jackson, one year; Allen "Warn, burglary, two years. The following sentences were passed for minor offences; B. C. Martin $20, fine; Guy Lamar, $30 nnd costs; Ben Holmes, $20 or three months in jail; Johnson Fields. $25 or four months; Boston Moultrie $10 and ?> yosts or two months. It i-jrell to take the utterances of our Congressman with a grain of salt. lie has not yet got over the effects of the conversation held in the cars with the editor of the Washington Tribune. In a letter to the Chorieston News, a correspondent writes: Congressman Smalls says he has been misrepresented by the editor ot the "Washington Tribune. I am inclined to think he has, and for this reason: The * ditor writes from recollection of a conversation, but Smalls knows his own mind evidently and is certain he did not nse the words attributed to him with regard to the election of Moses, Wiggins and Wbipper. As for the first named, 8malla says he would as soon vote for a snake as for him, and he does not appear to have a much more exalted opinion of Wiggins. He don't see the justice of ' ("veiling all the abuse at Whipper and letting the others go. I infer that emails is a friend of Whipper's, though he says he is an out-and-ont Chamberlain men. With regard to the settlement of the matter, he is disposed to leave it to the Supreme Court, but thinks public opinion most go far toward determining it. An "out and out Chamberlain man** Mr. Smnlls may be in Washington, but when at home words fail to do jnstice to his hatred of the man, who. he says, has today one hundred thousand dollars in a [Northern banc accumulated while serving one term as attorney general. It It claimed that the Hardy Solomon Tank, not having complied with the re orrimnents of the charter, is not a Bank, and that there are in consequence no asrotsand nd* liabilities, no President and i o Receiver, none who own money and none to whom money it doe. The effect ?.f this discovery is expected to l>c to wipe oat the sam that ex Governor Moses ?>wes the so-called Bank, to relieve the ?ther debtors of the inconvenience of payiOg political drafts and reconstruction ? otee, and to knock the bottom out of the suits against Ilardv Solomon to re? over the $150,000 alleged to have been rpent for legislative exp anses and retiring tock. When Mr. Whipper's speech wns ordered to be expnnged from the journal 1 e demanded that his protest shonld )?e placed on the journal, and the matter rauie op last Wednesday when the 111 i ?rm? -innrw-rrr? i > ! i ! I speaker refused to huve it done, and also ordered all ladies to be n moved from the room before he Would permit it to be read us he declared it unfit for their cars. It cannot bo that the ladies who freqiunt our legislature balls have very delicate I ears, or if they have they must soon become familiar with scenes and utterances such as would by many be considered rather indelicate and improper iu the presence of the weaker sex. * The editor of the Union-Herald ha ving been accused by some one in Washington. ' i supposed to be our congressman, oi > | defrauding tlic Frecdmen's bank, comes out in a very decisive denial ot the accusations and dares any one to make the charge op-nlv as they will have an opportunity of proving the charges. Mr Lockwood informs us that Mr. Thoonpk son has settled in full with the bank to I lie entire satisfaction of the Commissioners. Mr. Alvord, the second President of tne ereedman's Bank, was again before the committee ot the Freedman'a Bureau ! on Thursday. The examination allowed that there was a studied plan on the part 1 of individuals and corporations to defraud the bank. The examination has ! so far proceeded that the committee is of opinion that the grand jury of the District will at its next session have an ' opportunity of indicting some intimate 1 personal Iricnds of the President. * ~~ T~-?Hon. Rcverdy Johnson died very sud I denly while on a visit to Gov. Carroll at i Annapolis last Thursday. 'It is thought > that he h&d a sudden attack of apoplexy - and fell from the verandah striking his head on the sharp corner of ? stone fracturing his skull and causing instant death. Mr. Johnson had been in ConI gross and in tbe Senate &ad once Govi eraor of his stats. He hsd just returned . from a visit to Englaad and was in [ apparently excellent health. He was one ; of the ablest jurists in this country, and on . important questions of law his advice > was sought by our government, and his i decisions were considered authority. A Kuitliful (Steward. The President ba3 re appointed, and the Senate last week confirmed, George Gage as collector of customs for Beaufort auu Port Royal, his commission having . expired this monih, after four yccrs of service. Tlii* appointment is a tribute to an honest a >d faithful officer who his ever been found corr - in his conduct of the trust place- s in his chaige. In these days of crook.-d wnisky and revenue frauds the Gov.-rnni- i t learns how to value men of in.eerity. and while we see in the papers thai the collector of the i Port of Charleston is in "Wasbiiicrton lo I be relieved of his office, we fiiul a man who is no "party" man again appointed to a position for which he is not found necessary by being able to manage the caucus, but by being able to do his duty. We learn upon inquiry that during the past four years Mr. Gage has collected for customs $107,107, and by way of comparison we find that he has collected one sixth as much as Charleston or Savannah at one fifteenth of the cost of collection in those cities, and when it is known that the percentage of expense of collection should decrease in porportion to the increase of the amount collected we find still another reason for bis retention. Mr. Gage has been inspector or . collector of this port since 1863, and there is yet to be found the first error in his accounts. This is a record of which he can justly be proud. |dgT~Dr. Warren's new club house was opened last Saturday evening, on which occasion about fifty iotited guests eat down totheinost eleganCsupper Beaufort has seen in many a day. The substanrials having been disposed of the flow of wine ana wit and sang was kept up till l&te hour. This establishment la intended chiefly to enable the officers of the nary tog et * good "square meal" at any time, cooked by a man who has served several years at Saratoga in the same capacity, and if what was laid before the guests on this occasion is a fr.ir sample he mnst lie an artiat in his line, and the material at his disposal of the choiaest. The friends of ex-Assistant Secretary Sawyer assert that he will prove at his approaching trial for complicity in the Parkman-Brooks frauds, that his course in that matter was prescribed by an imperative order of the President. It is also stated that Grant has made pract^cable frauds in a number of similar cases that have been investigated by Bristow by similar interference. On Tuesday right last we? k Mr. W. R Dowling's house, at Allcnda'e was entered and robbed of a pocketbook containing $30 in greenbacks and $250 in due bills, also a number of silver spoons, a child's dress and two shawls. Suspicion was directed to the husband i ?v-.i.~ i. i_ it.. 1? - * ? ' I ui int; viiun in me employ or i?ir. u.t who | had taken a rather sudon departure nt I sunrise on Wednesday morning. Mr. Dowling, discovering the course of , his flight, followed him and succeeded 1 in overtaki-ig him at Rohbin's Station, 5 about one o'clock in the day ho hAving , walked the entire distance, twenty-five < i miles, in six hours. He had the shawls in his possession at the time. He was f' carried l>nck to Allendale, and promised j fo show wheTo the money and other, articles,were accreted. Kearly the entire staff of the Whit House has been called to St. Louis a witnesses in the trial of General Babcock The President lias thus been loft withou any of his secretaries. lie has designs ted as secretary pro tempore his son U. S Grant, Jr.. who is now the mediun through which official communication from the White House are delivered t the Senate and the House of Represen tntives. The comptroller-general has issued i circular letter to the various count nudito-s, instructing thein that the per alty will attach to delinquent taxes sixt one day9 after the date of the publi announcement of the opening of the ta: books. He also states that the liuie wil not be extended beyond that period This will give the lax-payers of Beaufor couniyuntill March 11th to pay up with out incurring the 20 per cent penalt; To some this will b* good news, bn those paying the largest tax and th colored people on the islands have i>ai< up so promptly that the number putting off this pleasant duty is comparattvel; small. The New York Tribune gives the his tory of a suit now pending in one of thi courts of that city, in which a negro bori to slavery in Wheeling, W. Va., Bues t( recover the estate of his half brother, t New York merchant, named John D Lewis, who all through his long business career was supposed by his friends anc associates to be a whito man. It seemi likely that the strict construction of the law will give the property to this unrecognised rotative of tbe dead white man whom the latter probably never knew 01 loved, to the exclusion of all those nearest and dearest to him in life. Ekterkd Feb. 9th, Swedish Bark On kar, Johnson, master, 43 days from London, in ballast to Campbell Wyllie & Co, 9th, Br. Brig Empress, Edmund master 27 days from Pars, Brsr.il in ballast to Csmpbell, Wyllie & Co. 9th, British Brigsntine Csradoc McRea, master 22 days from Qeorgr Town, British Guina, in ballast to Camp bell Wyllie & Co. 10th, Russian Bork Dympr, Jthlstron: master 49 days from Autwcrp, Belgiam in ballast to Campbell Wyllie & Co. Cleared Feb. 7th' Russian Bark Car olino, lijulmun, master for London, witl 500 tons of phusp'ato rock f.ora OrV Point nriec-L 7th, Br. Bn k Diadem, Williams mas ter, for New-cast* e, England, with 50< tons cf [fospbate rock firm Cooaav mines. 10 .b, Br. Brig Tawe, George master ? or Bowling, Scot.and, with 500 tons o phosphate lock from Coosa\v mines. 11 tli, Br. Bark Annie Putmao, Flem ning master for London, wit^ 1205 ton oi' p borphrie rotk ?iom Pacific mists. FRENCH Ac CO GRANITE MONUMENTS, ETC. SOU ItroudM'ny. (Ever ing PoBt Building.) NEW_Y0RK. Plana, ilrtlgna and estimates can be neen and contracts made with W. M. French, Southern Agent, Beaufort, 8. C. TEE BICKFORD AUTOMATIC Family Knitting Machine! A moat Vnafnl and Wonderful Invention! Now attracting universal attention by tta aston lahlng performances, and Its great practical valut for every day faintly nao. It Is Smrut, Durable uto Chear, is easily kept In repair, and WII.I, LAST LIFE-TIME 1 [twill knit every possible variety of plain and Tsoey Work WITH ALMOST MAGICAL BPKKT>, ?nd far better than It can be done by hand, or or ?ny other machine All klnda of garments are per rectiy formed and shapod by ths machine Itself, requiring no catting and making np. A good onera tor will knit a man's sock, with heel and tot complete. In from five to ten minutes I and from twenty to forty pahs of sock* In a day. Ev-ry family ? especially evoty format's fomtlytbould have a Bicxrono Knitter. It will be found equally as useful a* the Sewing Machine, and ever more profitable. Every Machine WARRANTED perfect, and to So just what ts represented. The nick ford Macbtno la the owlt i.notTnt ati ..Tiiaurirai tinuung Machlue* in existence, All alhers. not iiccused by us. tire dear and palpable Infringmrnt* on orr patents,and wa (ball holdall parties who manufacture sell, bar or use snch inrrlnplnif mnehlnea."to a strict Io;ral acconntabllity. An Instrnrtlon Book, containing complete and niuute directions to the operator, accompanies taeh machine. Ho. i, Family Machine, t cylinder, 79 needles. $30 *0. H, 44 ?4 9 44 73 A: lOC 44 $40 A sample m tchlne will be sort to my part of the Jnltod States or Canada, express charpcs pre-paid, >n receipt of tho price. Aoest* wanted in every Stale, Oonniy, City and Town, to whom very liberal dlaconnta will be nade. For farther partlcnlers, address KicirniD Kwittiho Macmixk Mro. Co. Bole Manufacture: a, Bmttleboro, Vt. : JAMES E.JOYCE, t Wholesale art Retail Grocer. LIQUOR DEALER. It A Y H T . , Beaufort, S. C. In store from New York, 15 Barrels Heckcrs S. R. Fi.oun, 8 and 0 pounds. a 50 Boxes No. 1 Scaled Herrtngp. y 10 Boxes J. S. Waters Laundry Starc y 10 " Philip Clark's XXXX Soar c 10 cases of assorted Canned goods, i * 4 Barrels Bass & Co. and E. O. ihber ALE and PORTE I 5000 ASSORTED CIGARS. y To arrive from New York: 1 5 Half Barrels. Spiced Piob Feet, e 4 Boxes ol Cheese, * 2 half Barrels Fctton Market Bee: * Anb a choice assortment ot r Liquors and Cigars. : CANNED CODES, A.T J as. E. Boyce's % 3 pound cho fresh Pineapple 25 eenti I 2 4 ? *? Corn 80 4 * , 1 44 44 44 Salmon 35 44 2 4 ? 4? peBrs J5 c 4 2 4 4 4 , 4 4 Tomatoes 20 44 2 4 4 4 4 4 4 Qrcen ppafl 25 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 Lobster 35 4 4 2 lb can Wilson's Corned Beef 50 4 4 Can ready for immediate use. 1 pound elms Fresh Oysters 15c a car COLOMBIA HOTEL COIiVMniA. ?*. c. k Wm. Gorman Proprietor. E. M. Cologne, Assistant. .Tan.l3-lyr. Men's Youth's & Boy'; : C LOT HI1M G. Cr.OTIIS, C ASSIMEIIE8, FUKNIsniNG Goods 4&c. | MENKE & MULLEF Merchant Tailors anJ Clothiers. Invite attention to their very lnrg * and handsome stock of Clothing of the! 7 own manufacture, tqnnl to custom worl and defy competition in price as well j "> in fit. 1 PRICE LTST OF BUSINESS AN DRESS SUI rs. , ^ _ % uouble twisted Cassimcre Suits $ 5 Brolccn Plaid do do 1 Grey all wool Melton do 1 Dark do do do 1 Dark do do do 1 Grey and Black Striped Cass. Suits 1 Harris do do 1 All wool Scotch Cheviot Suits 1 All wool English Knickerbocker Suits 1 ' Double twisted English Cass do 2 Small checked do do 2 Small basket do do 2 Black corded do do 2 Dark striped do do 2 , Dark striped do do 3 Dark plaid do do 3 Dork plaid French do 3 Dark striped do do 3 Black Cloth and Worsted Dioganal Suit from $12 to $40. Pants from $2.S0 upwartls. Vests from $1 upwards. Frne English CasBimere pants, tor dres onlv $7. Youths' and Boy6' Suits from $6 to $2t OVERCOATS. ' Grey Melton Overcoat $ Chtnchella do Oxford Cassimere Overcoat 1' do do 1 nrown Bearer do li Black do do 2i Brown do do 2i Blue do do 2J Black and Blue Diagonal Overcoat li i ' Star Shirts from $1.50 to $3. Merino Undervesta and Drawers fron I 50c to $2.50. Handkerchiefs, Half noae, Scarfs Ties Collars, Ac., in great variety. All goods marked in plain figures. N< . deviation. Making suits to order from $25 upwards No trouble in showing goods. Qiveu; ' a call before purchasing elsewhere. ' MENKE A MULLER, 228 Kins: cor. Wentwortli St. I CHARLESTON, S. C. BL7THEW00D FEMALE SEMINARY. 1 fflllIS INSTITUTE. LOCATED SEVENTEEJ > I milea North of Columbia, near the Charlotte I Columbia, and Augusta Railroad, In n comma nlty noted for health and morality, will com mcnce Its nest Session Settrmbkr Cth, 1?7"> i and close .Tnnc 10th, 187?, i The Trustors express their nnqnallllcd eonfl danre In the ability and judgement which In tin I past, have presided over the destinies of this In I stltntlon, and which In the fntnre will contluui ' to direct and cou'rol Its Interests, and do mos heartily recommend It to the support and patron age of all who i'cslro crood training and snbstan i itt! and liberal education for their daughters, i For particulars, address either the Principal Dr.B. W. BookiianT, Doko. S, C., Or the Secretary of the Board of Trustees. Rev T. W. Mki.liciiamp. doko s. ( >rrir?at 75. Howard. 'I''ho above reward will he paid by the Board of County Commissioners of Beaufort County, for the capture of Thomas Wright charged with Murder, by the verdict ot a Jury of inquest in the case of The State re. the dead body of Lewis Ladeoo, at /tlnicda Station, P. H. R. R., October Is.., 1875. P. PlUTCHARD, M. D., Chuirman U'd. Co. Com'rs. Thomas II. Wheeler, Clerk of the Board. SHEPARD D. GILBERT. " NOTARY RUBI-.U'. Attention given to Marine Protests. OFFICE In Odeil's Building. MANSION HOUSE PORT ROYAL, S. C. r. qituatkd at the terminus of the Port Royal Railroad, where connection Is made with the fast sailing, Qrtcl jss steamers Mohtoomkky and IIust?tillk. sailing to New York every Friday. Round trip from Augusta $80. This Is an entirely new and elegantly furnlehefl house. Situation unsurpassed. surrounded with magnificent lire oaka, commanding a splendid prospect of the aarroandlng country, the Beaufor and Port Koyal Hirers, and offers unusual attrac tione to travelers or to parties who desire Board or to spend a faw days near the salt water. H Table supplied with everything the market affords. Fresh milk, butter, fish, vegetables and rrnits In their acason. Beat of Cooks and Attendants. Terms liberal. C. E. WAnnBW. jull4-tf Proprietor. I* BARNKd' FOOT-POWER feik scroll saws and latms. ^SLU I An entire bbvolction in the construction of foot-power machines! The old stylo thrown wsUuH aside when these are known 1 _ Thousands now in use! f 1.500 . W to $8 0 O per year made using I them, One person out of every KfcS^lC.W three who sends for catalogues Wmm buys one. Say what paper you read tbia in, and address . W. P. & JOHN BARNES. Eockford, Winnchn^o Co, Box 8.044. Illinois. 3 W. Schroder, %:A'i > js^ , it ! .. vt" .- -ft > 0 Z MANUFACTURER OF 1 FINE CIGARS ? xrxTXLxaixiisrisrioxi: Smoking Tobacco. 5 ft SIGN OF EMPEHOIl "WILLIAM. o 10 HAYNE STREET, 0 Charleston, S. C. 5 2 . Henry Bischoff & Co., Wholesale Grocers, AND DEALERS IN 8 Wines Lipors Segars Tobacco &c-, ) 107 KiiKt Hay, \siiA.i\Linio i ujx, a. u. Q Q. Uiscnorr. C. Wt'LnuRN. J. n. Wulbukn. 0 BEADFORT 3 MACHINE SHOP. B ' 5 Having opened a Shop here, I am prc0 pared with the liiest IMPROVED ' TOOLS to Build and repair all kinds of 3 MACHINERY, both Wood and Iron. Particular attention given to j Designing and Pattern Making For New Work. '? STEAM PIPE aud FITTINGS, Constantly on hand At Northern Prices. Common Sizes of Iron Huts A xrrt aTnw* nil AS D 1 r. I'tli. Personal attention given to SETTING and CONSTRUCTING Steam Boiler Fubnackr FOR SAVING FUEL. Shop next to Post Office ; J. A. Whitman, Mechanical Engineer. ! -A.. :&/! A. FUZ. Lboot AND S'H 0 E MAKER, . l*artlcul?r Attention rIvpii to Firnt C'Iiikr Work. , A perfect fit and ant Israel*, an guarantee Hirop. oppoiiltc Watorhonso and Rleker'a C?.Ilouto. Beaufort, S. C. Mich " I A ' J C. RICHMOND. Tl'llll Justice. I All 'lupines* intrusted to him will I fnl and prompt attention OFFICE CUSTOM HOUSE BT'iLDINO. R, P. BARRY, wnoimtK mi ltteTAtx. hvai.IOR ! flu Mi CLOTHING, BOOTS AND enOES, HATS AND CAPS, ^ NOTIONS, Ac. &c. L dcc2 54. ^ W. H. CALVERT^ TIN SMITH, de?I,HE In JAPANNED PLANISHED a?d PLAIN TIN WAKE. ^ Constantly on hand a fall Stork of Heating, Cooking and Box STOVES and PIPE. ^ Particular attention glYentopuftli>|conar.it rt< pairing Tin Roofa, Loader* and Gutters. Terms Cast. T Doping for a contlnnanco of the patronage hcrl oforc bestowed on me, I will warrant *11 work t*T lie done In the most workniar lfkc manner .? novtft-M. POUT llOYALi Saw & Planing Mill BKAUFORT, S. C. D. C. WILSON & CO., VANUPACTUnKlta OF AND DBALK?? IM I Yellow Pine Timlser anl Lumber Awn Cypress HJilnpfleu, . AL50 Guilders and Contractors 9L Plaster, Lathes, All kiuda of .TOB SAWING promptly done. Flooring & Ceiling Boar J always on tani | Order* for Lumber aud Timber brthe ??>? I I promptly filled. Lumber delivered lu any part of j the Town free of charge. Terms Cash D. C. WILSON A CO. Bounty and Claims Afcity. Being arsoi-lntcd with a lawjcr In WvaMngton whose energy and promptness In prof-erutitig the Claims are well Vnrwn, and attci.ding clo-cly to the business myself; all perrons who nave nnyotulms against th?;T. P. Cltvtn o-ent at?.nvited'tc bring ihcm to tr.e at ?v office the Btr.iiit l.iur-e. Tr.y Ft. I'eanfor So. Ca. John F. PoRTKoaa , TO l\ENT. 1 TWO DESTBABLK S'i ORES In the basement of the Stevens Ilontc. Price, (, 10. anjl $ 18. reapoctlvclv Apply to W. J. V*HDIK*. A cent Magnolia Passenger Route. PonT noYAL raiXjUoad. Augusta Ga. Dac. 4th. 1675 THE FOLLOWING PASSENGER SCHEDULE will be operated on and after tbla date: ' GOING SOUTH?TRAIN IV*. 1. - 1 * Leave Augusta 7.80 a.m. A. Arrive at Yemaaaee 18.10 p. m. * Leavo Ycmaasec 19.88 p. m. _ Arrive at Beanfort f.81 p. tn. V Arrive at Port Royal '. 8.88 p. m. Arrive at Savannah 8.80 p. in Arrive at Charleston 4 .70 p. n<. GOING NORTH?TRAIN No. 8. Leave Charleston 8.15 a m. Leave Savannah 8.80 a. ru. Leave Port Royal 10 80 a. m. Leave Beaufort 10.80 a. m. Arrivo ?t V?---? ..Iiwanre 1100 t. m. 1 Leave Yemassce 19 30p.m. ? Arrive at Augusta B.JO p. m. Train No. 8 arrives at Beaufort at 4.0S a. m. Train No 4 leaves Beaufort at 13.10 a. m. lleanfort Arrommodstloii. y p . Leaves Port Royal at .... 8 a. ui. and 5.30 p. m. 1 Leaves Beaufort at 8.30 a. m. and 0 p. m. Through Ticket* sold and Baggage checked to all principal point*. Trains 1 and 3 run dally except Sundays. No*. 8 and 4 run dally. All trains connect at Ycmasseo with the trains of the Savannah and Charleston Railroad for Charleston and Savannah, and at Augusta with trains of the Georgia Railroad, for the West, and Charlotte, Colombia and Augusta Railroad for ths North and Bast. * ' Passengers taking trains Nos. 1 and 8 make close ^ , all rati connections at Savannah with Atlantic & Gulf Railroad for Jacksonville and all polntu on " the St. John's River. THROUGH PULLMAN SLEEPTN-J CARS ON ALL NItillT TRAINS TO SAVANNAH R. G. Ft.xniKo, T. S. Davakt. Superintendent General Passenger Agent. VERD1ER WALKER & Proctors in admiralty and attorneys AT LAW, BEAUFORT. 8. C. V/m.kir A Baoot, I W. J. Vannian, Charleston. | lleanfort. Refer to Iho British Consulates In tlia South, nnd "" specially to the Rritl><!i Cumulate at Charleston. noY'1.1 31.